Set 2

Here are 50 phrasal verbs on tourism for English students:

• bag a trip - to book a trip

• book a tour - to make a reservation for a tour

• check into a hotel - to go to a hotel and register as a guest

• check out of a hotel - to leave a hotel and cancel your reservation

• explore a city - to visit different places in a city

• go on a tour - to participate in a guided tour of a place

• jet-set - to travel to different places often

• pack your bags - to gather your belongings in preparation for a trip

• plan a trip - to make arrangements for a trip

• sightsee - to visit places of interest in a city or town

• take a trip - to travel to a different place

• tour a city - to visit different places in a city with a guide

• travel around the world - to visit many different countries

• visit a city - to go to a city and spend time there

• wander around - to walk around aimlessly

Here are some more phrasal verbs on tourism for English students:

• backpack - to travel with a backpack

• beachcomb - to search for shells or other objects on a beach

• hike - to walk in the countryside or mountains

• jetlag - to experience fatigue and disorientation after traveling across time zones

• sightsee - to visit places of interest

• snorkel - to swim underwater with a mask and snorkel

• splurge - to spend a lot of money on something

• sunbathe - to lie in the sun and soak up the rays

• trek - to hike a long distance

• volunteer - to give your time and energy to help others

• chill out - to relax and take it easy

• cope with jetlag - to adjust to the new time zone after traveling across time zones

• explore - to travel to different places and learn about different cultures

• get lost - to lose your way

• have a good time - to enjoy yourself

• learn about the culture - to learn about the customs, traditions, and history of a particular place

• make new friends - to meet new people and develop friendships

• pack light - to pack only the essentials for a trip

• relax - to take it easy and rest

• sightsee - to visit places of interest

• spend time with friends - to spend time with people you enjoy being around

• travel on a budget - to travel without spending a lot of money

• wander around - to walk around aimlessly